IKAT
An astoundingly refined craft, lkat is a dual technique that entails both weaving and dyeing. Here, the yarn is resist dyed prior to weaving the fabric. Once woven on the loom, the piece is dyed, sometimes repeatedly, to reveal a final fabric resplendent with the colourful motifs.
Design and Innovation
- Nestled on the outskirts of Hyderabad, is one of India’s oldest and most revered weaving clusters—renowned for its intricate and . A Pochampally saree, with its bold geometry and vibrant colours, remains an essential piece in every Indian woman's wardrobe.
Gaurang has reimagined this time-honoured weave by and unexpected blends. Borders and pallus now feature Kanjeevaram-inspired motifs, adding a regal richness to the traditional Ikat. The introduction of the brings a elevating both comfort and luxury.
A significant part of this revival also includes thetechnique—once a vanishing art. Traditionally crafted using and symbolic design motifs, this method has been carefully revived through dedicated training and resource development, ensuring its place in the future of textile heritage.
Under Gaurang’s direction, Pochampally is not only preserving its legacy—it is evolving into a canvas of where the past and present coexist in perfect harmony.